Church Facilities

  Whether your place of worship is celebrating its sesquicentennial, its Silver Jubilee, or was built just a few years ago, wise church leaders are constantly planning for renovations and upgrades. A well-planned church renovation offers benefits that impact the congregation, the broader community, and the building’s long-term vitality. By blending preservation of heritage with

Modern churches are evolving beyond Sunday-only spaces into vibrant community hubs that serve multiple purposes throughout the week. Studies show that traditional church buildings sit empty 85% of the time, highlighting a significant opportunity for better space utilization. This shift reflects both practical needs and a deeper understanding of how faith communities can expand their

When a church begins the process of renovating or building, flooring often sets the stage for the look and feel of the entire sanctuary. Church flooring has to be more than just beautiful. It must stand up to the weekly rhythm of worship, community events, and years of steady foot traffic. The most common options

  When most people hear the word renovation, they imagine dust, demolition, and dollar signs. But what if meaningful change in your church building didn’t require a sledgehammer? The truth is that most churches don’t need a full-blown HGTV transformation. They need a shift in mindset. Renovation doesn’t always mean reconstruction. Sometimes, it just means

  Across the country, churches are recognizing something coffee professionals have known for years: coffee connects people. Whether it’s a full-service café in the lobby or a simple drip station before Sunday service, coffee has become more than a beverage. It’s an intentional space where people come and connect. If you’re a church leader dreaming

  At its core, digital signage refers to electronically controlled displays that present dynamic content images, videos, text, or live feeds across screens placed in strategic locations. In places of worship, this technology is bridging tradition with innovation, helping congregations stay connected, informed, and inspired. From sanctuaries to fellowship halls, houses of worship are increasingly

  Walk into any church midweek, and you’ll likely find quiet hallways, empty classrooms, and fellowship halls waiting for the weekend to roll around. While Sundays remain central to most congregations, the reality is that many church campuses sit underutilized five or six days out of the week. In today’s economic landscape, where many congregations

  And just like that… school will be back in session! And believe it or not, back to school means back to church for many families. As a church, this means another great opportunity to reach more people, make more impact, and build momentum. First of all, over the years we’ve observed there is a

  When planning church events, it’s important to focus on aligning with your church’s overall goals and mission, rather than chasing after what may be popular or trendy at the moment. While it’s tempting to plan events that seem to be generating a lot of buzz or excitement, these events may not necessarily align with

  Design choices early on can have a significant impact on the sustainability of your church building, property and resources in the future. Sustainable building alternatives can increase efficiencies, sustain the environment and create significant economic return. Many non-profits cannot justify the high expense involved with LEED Certification, which includes a set of rating systems